Residential & Commercial Interior Design

It is a separate service with its own contract, even for clients already working with us on architecture design. Each service is priced individually: architecture design, permitting, and interior design are quoted on their own, and none of them is bundled into another automatically. Running both with us keeps the two scopes coordinated, but they remain two agreements.

Yes. If there are pieces you already own and want to keep, we design around them rather than starting the room from a blank slate. Tell us early which pieces are staying, since they influence layout, scale, and finish selections. The rest of the room is then specified to work with what is already yours.

Yes. Renderings are built directly from the actual project model, the same one that produces the construction drawings. What you see in the render is what is documented, priced, and built, instead of a marketing image drawn separately from the technical set. The materials and finishes shown come from the same specification the contractor works from.

We handle both. Along with the design, we select vendors, materials, and finishes, so the vision on screen carries through to what is actually installed. That keeps specification and sourcing in the same hands, instead of leaving you to translate a design package into purchase decisions on your own.

Interior decorating deals with the surfaces and contents of a finished room: furniture, textiles, paint, lighting fixtures, and styling. Interior design also addresses how the space itself works: layout, circulation, built-in millwork, finish specifications, and coordination with the contractor during the remodel. Most residential projects use both, and we provide both for homes anywhere in Florida.